Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-04-02

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John Neidy, a prominent business and
mining man Of Aurora, was a passenger on
Thursdays train bound for home.
Read our new "ads" on the second page.
Cooper has wagons for sale. and J. G.. Fox,
Of Carson is shaking specially Of wall paper.
Tom Brady is now the genial bar keeper
at Regan's Mound House saloon when Re.
gan takes spin around the block with the
boys.
c. c. Powning has enlarged the Reno
Jon,mai to six columns. The Journal has
lived IS years and we hope it will live Is
more.
Mrs. Newman has gone to Carson to visit
with her daughter, Mrs. w. R. Davis, for a
few days, and from there will take trip to
California.
W. II. NJ. Cobb, our handsome and &C.
commodating railroad agent, returned from
San Francisco Wednesday morning much i'm.
proved in health.
II you wish to know where to trade to the
best advantage or are in search Of bargains,
you will find some interesting reading in our
advertising columns.
]. S. Dallas, has sold his residence and
furniture to Mrs. ]. c. Gruber for the sum Of
$3.50. Mr.. Dallas will go to Oakland tore.
side there permanently.
The domino party was well attended last
Friday evening. Good music was in attend
ance and the supper served at the Occidental
restaurant was delicious.
Dave Chrisman is still finding some good
rock on the dumps Of the old Daney mine
in Daney Canyon. He will soon have
enough assorted to make run.
Jake Hanson, one Of Dayton S landmarks,
was shaking hands with his friends here last
Sunday. Jake is talking Of bringing his
family back TO Dayton to reside.
auckland and Adams shipped about ten
thousand pounds Of wool from here this week
to Breslau & Co., of San Francisco. Wool
is about IS or 20 cents per pound at present.
A new star in the armament, Red Star
Cough Cure. 1t banishes coughs and throat
troubles, contains no morphia or opium and
is safe and sure. Price twenty five cents.
Bill Walmsley whose leg was broken in
one Of the Comstock mines some time since,
is recovering rapidly and will be able to
nimbly manipulate the pick and shovel in a
few days.
George Likens, who had his hand mashed
with a sledge a week or ten days ago at the
Atlanta mill. says the injured member is
rapidly healing, and he expects to be able
to use it in a short time.
County Clerk Harris is fully prepared and
anxious to issue marriage licenses with neat.
ness and dispatch. Do net be bashful,
young men; and when you do take the fatal
leap own up to 1t like little men.
Rev. Henry Aston lectured on Beecher
last Monday evening, at the Court House.
While the gentleman grew quite eloquent as
he warmed up TO the subject, he failed
to convince his large and intelligent audience
that Mr.. Beecher was any more than human
after all.
r. w. Burgess, was the lucky man who
found the twenty dollar piece while working
near the Rock Point dam last Monday. We
think it is one that we lost when we first
came tn Dayton. we did not miss it at the
time. 1t would have been imp possible for US
to have lost it lately.
Elk Governor Blasdel and several other
Aurora people were passengers on Wednes
day mornings train bound for Aurora. Mr..
Blasdel had been in Carson attending the
U. S. Court, in his suit against II. w. Tan.
german. The case has been submitted, and
Judge Sabin will render 3 decision next
Monday.
Last Friday night number of the Mound
House boys came Down to attend the domi.
ne party. When they reached the depot
they came up through the burnt district to
town. having with them lantern. as it was
quite dark. Among the crowd was TEN.
pleton, Cahill. Cagwin and Jones. the lat
ter being the tsrch-bearer. All the boys
but Jones steered clear Of the old cellar in
the vacant lot, while he tumbled in head
first and was nearly buried by the big Ian
tern he was carrying. Ne damage was done
as luck would have it, to either the lantern
or Jones.